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Francisco Pizarro was born circa 1476 in Trujillo, Spain.

Pizarro grew up without learning how to read.

In 1510, he accompanied Spanish explorer Alonzo de Ojeda on a voyage to Urabá, Colombia.

In 1513 he joined the march to the "South Sea".

n 1524, Pizarro teamed up with navigator Diego de Almagro and a priest named Fernando de Luque.

In 1532, accompanied by his brothers, Pizarro overthrew the Inca leader Atahualpa and conquered Peru.

In 1535 he founded the new capital city of Lima.

Conquistadors were torn into two factions—one run by Pizarro.

The Pizarro brothers had a victory in 1538.

On June 26, 1541 he was assassinated.

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He is an explorer and navigator.

He was born in Italy around 1450.

He moved to Bristol, England by 1495.

He made a voyage in 1497 on ship Matthew.

He was the son of a spice merchant named Giulio Caboto.

He married Mattea in 1474 and eventually became the father of three sons.

Sebastiano, John's son followed in his father’s footsteps, becoming an explorer in his own right.

He believed that sailing west from Europe was the shorter route to Asia.

He met with King Henry VII.

On May 1498, he departed from Bristol with five ships and a crew of 300 men and there is now many stories on how or why they never made it back.